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Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

InR REhr-A 4.RO JM HOUSE. On
u U UEion street between Front and Second.
152!4ts A. u. B.ANDERSON.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
state OF the Temperature
Tho weather,

Tomorrow promises to be fair aud
sl!8htly cooler. Sunday fair, with rising
ten pt ratuIe.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

WAN1ED-AG GUOD GIRL Ar ONUF
wv white preferred; must cone wei,
reconmenden. L. Cd street. iy:29t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
Excursion to Atlsnu'l

The employees Of !, tns ,s ~ Ssn.' ~ q
Paper Company C'in Si, ~,aa ,,a.uar|
trains will l'ave ne ), . ,dlS|
and also the p, ". 3 D, SiIj i, 3
= an n. A tpaoisII u train q N WI, ID
puPcpt's, pu' s.nTs Greenyillss, Is.1a,s1, ,ns y
Adults' IA e, 81 - ha,,crr,Ia
Thi. iss frat class ss..,,sS' tssS
snou id he well pa,M1 pa,r,n,Ss@1
"Baer and mns'o WI"
King street. |
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

GA3BaGE NOTICE-IF ANY PERSON
N having complaint to mako about the q
unn.fcmoVal CT garbage from Their premises
tno Board Of Health, southwest corner OF 9th
and King streets, by . O'CLOCK in the foro-
noon ofsny day, the garbage Will be re.
novsd the Cay the complaint is made, by
order OF tho board OF Health.
ly22 At WILLIAM IL. LEE. Secretary
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

EsOk SALE-A .-RDONnD HOUSE IN
= desirablo l2oaton. Apply TO A. X.
VERNON, Gil hlonioe Ltrse.. ly:t2f
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

NTANTED-AG GuOD GlRLFUR GEN.
" eral housewo.k. apply ut lI29 West
sis't' ly22.3t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
,.,r,ortc Genera r,,ret

PARIS, July ~ u Ihs psi, n
Right, after tsr'I ths I'6 'B6sulsasal /
he ID g moparchlI,s' mis- ! ctss tsss p,sII,S,,
a a, etat it will be EEK ,Ss PRsepas.t
rur. sp,es., r',. nd 'sS'lf
Ground TO our 0TSiE |, E,st #1|
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
DIED,

For cod glass Of beer tt:p In 224
King street, music thrown in.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22
SJAcoRs OH
STIFF-NECK
CURED AT ONCE.
~ Know It Will Leave "

Note-Rub the part affected thoroughly
and freely with st. JacobJ Ufl.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

The OHARLES A. vUGELER CO., Bal.
timore, Md.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-22

UyANTEll-A SITUATION Ar ANY
wv kind OF uork by young married
man. Address L. A. this Office. jy22 ats
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22
daily 9ress aaa d]akutaias
caURoa

CONGREGATIONAL CauRoH-Corner Walnut and
9th street. Rev. U.F. Badly, pastor. Ser
vices atl1 a. IN. aud SOP. m. Sunday school al
IL m.
jHRtsT C~HURoH-Corner Douglas Ave and Sixth
street. Rev. Chas. ii 3obn rector, Services
at II a. n. and 80 p. m. Sunday Schools at I'm.
Nj. 4. CHuRcH-Fourth street, between Douglas
and Walnut. Rev. y L.. Hager pastor. sun
day hours of service: Morning sermon, IL H.
M; class meeting, IL N Sunday school 12:0t
M; young peoples meeting, I:UO p. m
Lauies' prayer meeting, tuesday afternoon
at3 O'Clock. Thursday evening prayermeet-
ing d. z $50 O'Clock.
CATHOLIC C~HuRCH-Rev. NM Redmond, pastor
Capital street, corner 9Th. Services at $50 q
III. and 1880 q. IN. Services in the Afternoon
and Sunday school at the hour announced b.
the pastor.
iHA ScANDINAvIAN EvAEGs LIcAL LUTHERAN
Trinity CONGREGATION holds at present regu
lar services in the Norwegian Church o.
Pine 3 rect, Sunday mornings at 10 80; Sun
day evenings at 800 Wednesday evening q
8 O'Clock. Sunday School at 5 o'cAock p, m
JANIS j. WELo, Pastor.
.ZIoN'5 CHURCH GERMAN LuTHERAN-Corner o
Douglas and 4th. hey. DIR. Hilger, pastor
Services at IL a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, {GERMANrSixth street
Chas. Wenzlatf, conductor of s~ervices. Ser
vices ut IL q. m. and 3 p. IL.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, (GEKMAN)-Fifth street, b
tween Linn and Locust. Rev. Bentz, paste
Sermon at 10 a. IN. Sunday school at l p. l
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22
q fruitless bat hazardous undertaking.

9 fruitiess but hazardous undertaking.
From 200 to 900 feet below issue
numerous springs and as o stone
loosened under my feet it roll
ed with great force end seemed to
keep falling without coming to an end.
1t was q most magnificent spectacle, pre-.
eentlpg to the ewed tourist q beautiful
representation of one of Aladdln's inn
meDse g~rottoes When the railroed
winds It's way through the Bad Lands
will an opportunity be offered the
traveller to the Black Hiila by way OF
Pierre to witness some of the grandest
scenery on earth.
I The building of the Fremont, Elkhorn
& Missouri Valley railroad has also ex-
cavated to the light of day excellent
specimens OF FOSSILS. Near Stureis over
a hundred large stamps we're blasted
and it looked as if the farmer who lived
sees ago had forgotten to grub bis farm
A snake measuring five feet long and two
inches thick was chiseled out of q large
stone and sent to the Smithsonian In,
stitnte. This line of road from Rapic
City to W%hitewood will become fsmou
for it's natural. curiosities that ley strewI
along the right OF way.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22
RorHscHilD WEDDING.
Magnificent Nnpitais of the Daughter
OF the Great House.

Magnificent NnDiUais of the Daughter
OF the Great House.
Paris. Got, 19-Fhe wedding at y Jew
ish synagogue of Mile. Aline de Roths-
child with NJ. Albert Edward Sasson
off at l o'clock to-day with great
eclat. During the whole morning the
street rear the synagogue was crowded
ON foot. AZ the grand rabbi. oeadoc
Kahn, arrived in his ecoleslastical robes,
one little gamin perched on @ lamp
post shouted Wye .'boulanger." Short.
iy before / o'clock the BRIDE arrived.
Mile de Rothschiid is q brunette, very
tall, finely built, OF most thoroughbred
patrician presence. She has most
comely teeth and when she smiles it
seems like q ray of Sunshine. She wore
a long white satin dress with en- apron
with hounces of English lace trimmed
with orange blossoms, Her corsage vas
straight cut with four forms of orange
blossoms arranged like the brsiding of o
husssr jacket. Her head dress was
q silver Russian diadetn, partly covered
beneath by q long tulie veil. Behind
the bride walked Baroness Gustave de
Rothschild in peiiche internal, opening
an undress of rose coral piiiche, EN-.
boridered in heavy dead gold; Baroness
Alphouse, in grayish blue MORE antique,
with an apron OF electric blue, covered
with oriental designs traced IN dark blue
velvet; Madame Michel Ephrussi then
walked in, looking radiantly beautiful IN
black and Jet. with q cherry cplored hood
with a stuffed black bird on il. She was
accompanied by Marquise Gailift, who
wore q red dress corsage, red hat and
still looked like an angel. Prineesse de
Sangan then appeared il q tight fitting
dress OF velvet and damask that ciung to
her fair form like q glove.
Sesdoc Kahn, the grand rabbi, pro-
nounoed with q most voice,
that reached to the remotest corner Of
the vast synagogue, o nuptial benedic-
ton. The music was superb, accom-
panied by the best artists of opera and
opera comiaQe.
TIE address Of Seadoc Kahn ended
with these words: May the eternal Goo
bless yoa aud preserve you. May tn.
Eternal Lat his face shine apcn you and
give you peRce and prosperity"
The moment the grand rabbi pro.
pounced the last word o group of elRh'
OhkSh iNaASo o1ohOA iSAsA 1hbl 49, AAAN
ole of the synagogue like Q squadron o
cavalry, all dressed alike in taille rose
each with q diamond breach with fly
arrows of maison de Rothschild, witt
pearl and opal doves with olive branche
IN their mouths, a present from the bride
Besides the young ladies there we're iii
teen ladies of honor, Gil with the sam
coiffure, viz, o delicious Ettle nous
grey felt hat trimmed with large pin
ribbons and pink feathers. At the mo
ment the squadron of eight young ladie
collected in the center Of the synagogu
q large crystal vase was dashed upon tn
stone floor and scattered into Thousand
of fragments by the grand rabbi as indi
~cative of the fregilIty OF all thisg
human.
The weather was cold, grey and threat
ening q shower, and as the party drov
from the church they were enveloped i
fur NANTES.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22
The G0GERlc RANGE.
Disaster Impending as a Result of
WILD Cat snecul9tfOn

Disaster Impending as a Result of
Wild Cat Speculation.
Chicago, Oot. 19-Ine announcement
prise in the mushroom Gogebic iron
region calls attention to the fact that
things are IL a fearful condition on the
range. Last year abouG Ii hundred
companies were organized with q total
capital OF over S2u0,UU0 800 TO dnd or
operate Iron MINES ON The Goge bio range.
There are about ten good mines on this
particular range that have iron in pay
ing quantities. Several of them are
notably large producers of the hematlss
ore. The other ninety organizations or
"mines" were, many of them, started for
the purpose OF selling oat the stock In
the excitement. A good many others
had good intentions and spent vast sums
OF money trying to find ore. Inc per
cen t that succeeded has been very small,
The reEult has been that all OF
the wildcat concerns have busted" dur
Ing the past SIX months and
some of the mines that have
good prospects have been carried down
with the worthless ones, Stock that
sold for SIS and Sc 4 share last spring is
now daily offered for 20 and % cents a
share with IN most cases 40 takers
Then, to make matters worse, the rea
mines that have shipped ore to market
are unable. in most cases, to collect the
money due them, owing to the strikes Of
miners OF the coal and coke regions
With the exception OF o half o dozen o
the biggest mines ali other have hesI
compelled to sblt down owing to the
lack OF funds to operate. Hundreds O
hands have been thrown out oil employ
ment the past few weeks from this cause
Hundreds of other miner were thrown
ont of work by the collapse of the vilt
cat concerns and more nave struck from
time to time for back pay and are nov
idle. The situation in the iroI
region is o very serious one. Ar
army Of men are idle and wintei
is at hand, The outcome OF the matte
cannot be fore Swallowed at this time
The collapse of the mining excitemen
will eventually leave q trail of big ant
little financial wrecks. Hundreds o
thousands of dollars we're invested b,
4 Milwaukee and Wisconsin people il
stocks that are not worth the paper OF
which they are printed. In this cit,
capitalists, clerks, working people, AM
women and children even, were induces
to invest in these stocks and many hard
ships smong the poorer GLASSES hay
resulted. A great deal Of interest j
, being manifested in the two big iro
trusts that have been formed to pul
chase the Benjamin and Burton proper
ties in the Goeebio mines. Each OF th
trusts have been capitalized for million
and has agreed to purchase the stock
of about half q dozen good and indiffer
emf mines. These payments are co b
made in the spring. If the trusts 9
; syndicates should fail TO make connec
j tioDs a Very serious time may be expect
J ed in iron stock circles.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22

L-F%Z~C
Brookings, Got. 20-Tuesday morning,
what is known as the "LuddingtoH
case" was called. This case has gained
considerable notoriety on account of the
sheriff of this county having been in.
dicted in connection Herewith for neg
lect Of duty. Lnddington made affidavit
that "his Hife's mother lay sick of O
fever" or words to that effect, and that
his wife was unable to leave her mothers
bedside, and that it was necessary that
they should both be present in order to
fully establish his Innocence, and the
judge was disposed to grant the continu-
ance asked, but it was soon found that
instead OF being with her sick mother,
Mrs. Lnddington was at the hotel with
In two blocks of the court house.
AS soon as Luddington found that his
deception was discovered he took his
wife and left town, and had abont seven
hoars' start of the officers, but they
found him at his home and brought hi m
back. On re-enterIpg the court he
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the
penitentiary at Sioux Falls for two
years.
Harry Lyons. for grand larceny, steal
ing q horse, was sent down for three
years.
Gotlieb Bolser, for running off and
selling mortgagad property, was given
six months.
Andrew Larson, for malicious mischief,
outing up the harness and disigaring
the horse OF the man that took away his
best girl at the party, was fined $50.
Geo Russell and Gus Frank we're each
fined 500 and costs for selling liquor
without license.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22
BsD LANDS.
Bad Only in Name-A S~ienagerie of
F~etrifactiOns some ene

Bad Only in Name-A Mfenagerie of
Re~trifacti0ns some Scenery.
II. q. X. in the Minneapolis journal;
A trip over the vast territory of Dakota
is incomplete without o visit to the
famous Bad Lands. Ihave now spent
Eve days viewing tho wonders Of this
peculiar tract OF land and were / to re-
main 500 days, each hour would reveal
some new end mysterious geological for.
nation. The name, Bad Lands, would
naturally carry the idea that in this
section OF the country everything was
bad-desoiation reigned supreme. Ma
ture had failed to touch it with her
magic wand, and animal life was uD-
known, With this impression l set out
with q gay company from Rapid City to
view. the mysteries, and that ] as well as
the balance OF the perty were surprised
at finding things SO different from what
we had imagined is hardly necessary to
state. Little did we think that
sparkling spling of cool, refreshing
water merrily and laughingly sought
refuge in clusters of high grass, washed
over the petrified bodies of animals that
lived ages ago. and nov afford the soien-
list food tor study, would be found in
| this locality. But such waD the case ane
l have yet to see finer scenery than the
| Bad Lands afforded me. While my trip
wee an adventurous d in many respects
| am exceedingly glad that I made it,
and exceedingly glad that l did not miss
my footing a0d TALL to the bottom of one
OF the, many cbasms, oaverns and bot
tomless assures that go toward making
these lands the idol of the Stadent OF
natures wonders.
/ have gazed with WI and admiration
on the marvellous and beautiful falls and
cascades of the Collmbia river; stood
spell bound on beholding the gigantic
! trees of the Yosemite valley, bat the
stupenduous scenery of the Bad Lands
added to- the great COLLECTIONS ibf petrifi-
cations compels me to confess that this
is the land nf all lands Tor the romantic
Inclined and curiosity seeker.
1t appears that every rock contains the
remains Of some animal. With q pick,
| okisel and hammer geological specimens
| bF the wagon iuad can be secured, and
mighty peculiar ones. Quail, fish, CLAIMS
in vast bodies abound, while huge
tortoise, from two TO three feet long and
weighing over 100 pounds, are very
common. In one locality Il saw q large
tree with branches and leaves, probably
so feet high. a mass of rocks but perfectly
natural, only being married by the lands
of tourists.
The enoet remarkable sight are the
high, towering weile, appearing almost
perpendicular and perfectly barren oil
vegetation. no the eummit OF one oi
these many huDdssd prominences l en-
\ 1aayored to olimb, but :5nnd it not only
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22

r ,ElAL BLANK CATALOGUE FOB 1897.
- The Pcess and DakptAiAn Legal BLANK
catalogue Tor 1857, is now ready. FOR. delivery.
sps free 70 any address, on sBuAcAton.s
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22
~ Don,t want Reiier, But Cur

ia the exclamation of Thousands suffering
from catsrrh. To ell such we say
Oatarrh can be cured by DR.. Sage's
Oatsrrh Remedy. 1t has been done in
thousands of canes; why not in yoursf
Your danger is in delay. Enclose q
stamp to Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. z, for pamphlet
on this disease.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-22
Are you sad, despontent. gloomy2
Are you sore distressed?

BE at reht."
Have you aches and pains unnumbsred,
Poisoning life's Golden Guy?
Think not there's no balm in Gilead and
'sGive it up"
A Golden Kennedy awaits you
Golden not alone In name
beach, oh, suffering one, and graap it,
Health reclaim.
There is but one Golden" Remedy
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dicovery.
1t stands alone as the great "blood-purl-
fer !" "strength-renewer" and '%health-re-
storer," of the agel The Liver, 1t regula-
ties. removing all impurities. The Lungs
1t strengthens, cleansing and nourishing
them. The whole system it builds up,
suppIing that above all other things
most needed-pure, rich Blood.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

'.thrss tAcassaa' taxahls shsnzz Es
soasl sst Sat boAsls ezd mertgsgss,
ssaeas AL nanafseE2nez. sil<s saa sal
rs al kials q azsretazdsse. ne sosl't
sssrleok sad szssaas khs easaks an tA4.r
aoaElsf ni.liezs tie ssss zssEs. al ssksf
water Gratis q Ia eeaatry. 80 psissss.
fsss kersss snd fsFaituFe - ths F.eBs s1sas
diamonds All thsif xilisd ehsfiots.
zaEsiy t1is sehsEls = sns ssrg se1s u
erankisEa! Instead Il nes snd ~iss
systsas II polilisal scoa0zls, = = nasd'
house zaoEstrosity -snd the. notsssh-
standing fskasr Ac0LTsz aad Oxoaez
esislsd 08.o0i os ths impeeanloass nosf-
ing. rsxoiaslonary rzbols Of New YORK
INTO yotsag ics r. The most danger
ozs trarnps thAt istsst The e0untEy are
tks pol.Glssl tssnps q oar great e.liss-
sssf isd on by sueh fansties as hxSRE
G1oRsK. Of pirates aud puRsllsss Aks
Boss IwEED and JeaS HoaEEssT.
Why should the Esrs sxseats grace
fRl q sds against he politicians, ard N
ths sane iss1s. IN = Wholesale pad Of
.Esslf, boast Of having more political
prestige than any other Journal 10 Mich
igan? We NAY % efoss eyed, bat IL
weuld seem that the two wings OF that
bird did net work ia harmony, for man
wh0 - elected IL no more OF politician
than taoss wao slsstsd him. A box Tor
one hila tbs long sArs u both.
Mahlny No comment uoon ths mission
Of lhls so-ealisd . nlssd Labor" party
which Las already become fnri0usly dis
united ~ must protest against tie rev
enuss o, the GoyefnmsDt being sx,oFted
oat Of lsnd. or any other lone article" -
unlsss Il he whisksy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26


Ibs ns~ mxcAine xaa b0ilsr shops Of the
g 4 ". Il. Foza are &ooBt oonflstsd-
Miss Aaais Bradford Is now bs1ind The
cashiers coaatsr II DeareoEns boot sad
s1ee stoEe.
Tbs R0ysl Isnplsrs Of TenpsFsnce vii
give a. <keursion 10 Ottawa kesch over lie
Z. 4 W N. sept. 1.
Benismia silbef and Rosen ieft yesier-
day atleFnooB GA the Asnominse for CHI
csx0 sn1 ether po.afs 81 interest
Akrtwell Dow wss srrsstsd for not sap
poFsing bis fsTuily and ia default OF 500
04il VAS committed 20 the county jail until
Seplsmbes Z whsn hs viii have his trial.
The notorious Jennie Kenny came up be
fore Justice Ryan yesterday morning Win
the chsl.. Of arunx &nd oIsefderly. The
Justice gave her 4 certain lengta Of time 70
skip Auskegon.
The young people. Of the Baptist church.
ieit the C<alFai wharf Tor ferg sherman
YESTERDAY aAsrnOoa ana returned 10 Pen
iasliaF Park, where they nsd a grand old
fzsbiOne1-liae p.cnickng.
Ths citizens slong Houston and Webster
syss should take look AZ tbs way the 7 =.
& AZ. f. t.. : crossing heir sIrests aad
make them come up 10 the grade which las
been established by the ciiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
TAe sAo NEWS.

The Detroit ErsniBg Neirs hss go0s
into ths Revenue question with ven
gsarce. Ia lengthy editorial. headed.
-wbst Gsoasz Offsrs.y the Nslcs says:
The United States now tax nssrly
soC0 articles Of PRIME necessity. Great
Britain taxes sbout a dozen. HESsT
Grosaz proposes that this sOunsry shall
tar but one GrticIs-v
Well. & iz among toe possibilities that
ihis might do. only the plan Is ousIand-
sshly novsl. and issssrss ~ II the inventor
Of Is muyt eve that single ~artielsy a
greater grudgs than the infdsl holds
against ths erthodox ''thirtY-nire =
Crosses must 20 sor vhisksy, tobacco. or
something ike thst-snrsIy Injury. OF
some basis Of degradation snd crime.
And il must &c et general uss among
sh@ people Of the eountry, 70 maze all
contributs % the support Of shs Govern
ment. tairiy 4 not sguaily--ss ths Cou-
stitution provides. See T. ). Constitution.
Article II. clanss ;. ssys: "Rsprssent-
siiges and direok tsxez shall b sppor-
sionsd among ths several States which
mar be includsd within this Union. 80
ccraing - ihesr respective usmbers"-
snd not q. N<trS AMI revolutionary
1ExRr c.. upon the number of serse-
and ~hcliy uron tben-ss this Ia>zstic
scheme propcssa
Heaven knows Re ,sad of tbss counrry
has burdens enough 20 besr already II
= vssk and round shouidered from OVER
iaxatloa sud cvsr cnliivat0n. II has
been run. Ike a pcny express bruscho.
Until Il sssg1ers. Nins farms ont II ten
su> impoverished snd exhausted from
esrryine heavy irsfts IN ths vSY oi lnt@r-
at, fsrifs and taxation. While ths horny-
handed tillers - she soll srs bseouaing
arrken down and discouraged
VT GnoBcs ard his srowa a-psrtialy
shampioned OF ths Nssre-wouid rs:se
our entire revenues. whiah srs oow drswn
frens Hesrly 3.cC0 srticiss N genera use.
tons direct. snd necessarily snormcss
taxes imposed apen TIE sol sians-the
farrs sf ths Uniied States.
AZ vel put ths cross sai he esd
upon our Bibles. Cur churches snd Cur
schools But GEoRes wcnia sxsmpt
sysn rbisksy, tcbsccc, ard al tas othsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Malherbe, the gifted French author, de-
clared that fall things that man possesses,
women alone take pleasure in being pos
sessed This seems generally true of the
sweeter sex Like the ivy plant, she longs
for an object 10 cling 10 and love-to look
10 for protection. This being her preroga-
tive, ought she not TO be told that D-.
Piercs's Favorite Prescription is the pbysi-
cal salvation of her sex? IL bsnishes those
distressing malRdies that make her life a
burden, curing ell painful irregularities.
uterine disarders. Inflammation end ulcers-
ton, prolapsus and kindred weaknesses.
As a nervine, IL cures nervous exhaustion,
prostraiioa. debility. relieves mental anxiety
and hypochondria, and promotes refresh
ing sleep.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

". d. snk. Druggist. Bippus, Ind, tssti-
ties. Il can TscoH mend Electric Bitters as
tie very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief IN every case. one man
took slx bottles, and was cured Of .Rheum-
siism Of ten years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist. Bellyille, Ohio. afhrms:
The best selling medicine / have ever
handled ia my twenty years experience. IS
Electric Bitters' Thousands of others
have added their testimony. 50 that ne
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bittks
do cure all dissasss OF the Liver. hi sss 5
and Blood. Only bali dollar q bottle al
Wm. III. Tib6c Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Props. swallow, Chicago 30 - -eet
lumber. Albert Sopsr. Chicago. 100000 feet
lumber. John Otis. Chicago, $4,000 iess
lumber. Annie Laura. Chicago. 250. 600 fee,
lumber. City OF ~. Joseph. Chicago, SS0,-
COO leet lumber, Michael Grch. Chicago,
zoo 600 feet lumOer Thomas T. Scott. Chi
exgo, $4,000 feet lumber: A. X. Coiborn,
Chicago, 275 600 feet lumber. Emma Thomp-
con. South Chicago. 25o.0oO feet lumber;
Tempest, Chicago. 10000 feet lumber; j.
NJ. Torrent, Chiexgo, $1,000 feet iumosE,
schooner Glen Cuyler, asnitowoc- ]5,001
feet lumber. Total lumber. 3,3i5,00) ieet
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

A. g. Rose. from Nav London, Conn.
writes send ms two boKes Of your kSmp
Pie suppo-isories cy nail. oar drugsist IS
out. They sre TO- friend. tried every
thing without hep, but the suppositories
curesl nae.
The treatment l. new and within reach
of al. and would advise the affected 20 give
them trial For sale In Grand Rapids by
81 H. nbos. 10 NOnroe-st